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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
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Each board page has a full description of individual boards and the tentative board meeting schedule. All meetings are subject to change/rescheduling/cancellation. Call the City Clerk's Office at 727-369-0619 to confirm when a meeting is being held. Find board agendas here.

Each board page has a full description of individual boards and the tentative board meeting schedule. All meetings are subject to change/rescheduling/cancellation. Call the City Clerk's Office at 727-369-0619 to confirm when a meeting is being held. Find board agendas here. Join a Board To volunteer on a Board, see our Volunteer Application page.

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Pinellas Park Angel Fund Board of Directors

Pinellas Park Angel Fund Board of Directors Members Board of Directors Patti Reed, President Keith V. Sabiel, Vice President Timothy Caddell, Secretary/Treasurer Sandra L. Bradbury, Director Ricky Butler, Director Officers Bart Diebold, Executive Director Kelly K. Schrader, Chief Fiscal Officer Contact For general information, contact Miya Sarver, Planning Specialist at 727-369-5849 or email [email protected]. Organizational Information THE PINELLAS PARK ANGEL FUND, INCORPORATED IS A FLORIDA NON PROFIT CORPORATION, REGISTRATION No. CH17515, AND IS RECOGNIZED AS A TAX EXEMPT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 501(c)(3). A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FL DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE 800-435-7352. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE Learn more or donate to the Pinellas Park Angel Fund

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Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)

In 1988, by Resolution No. 88-76, the City created the Pinellas Park Community Redevelopment Agency to address the blighted conditions according to Florida Statutes, Chapter 163.340 (8)(A). The purpose of the Agency is to revitalize the physical environment and the economy of the Community Redevelopment Area. The CRA's activities are designed to solve the underlying problems of slum and blighted conditions through planning, redevelopment, historic preservation and affordable housing so that the tax base can be protected and enhanced by these mutually supportive activities. Pinellas Park Community Redevelopment Plan (PDF) Regular Meetings If scheduled, it will immediately follow the Council Workshop meeting Fiscal Year: October 1 - September 30 Agendas and Minutes Agendas are available prior to the meetings. View Most Recent Agendas. Minutes are available at request from [email protected]. Left to Right: Councilman CRA Chair Tim Caddell, Councilman Keith V. Sabiel, Vice Mayor CRA Vice Chair Ricky Butler, Mayor Sandra Bradbury, Councilwoman Patti Reed. The five member Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is comprised solely of the elected officials of the City Council of the City of Pinellas Park. As the CRA, the City Council constitutes the head of a legal entity; separate, distinct and independent of the City Council. CRA Board Members Councilman Tim Caddell, CRA Chair Phone: 727-369-0619 Email: [email protected] Vice Mayor Ricky Butler, CRA Vice Chair Phone: 727-369-0619 Email: [email protected] Councilmember Patti Reed Phone: 727-369-0619 Email: [email protected] Mayor Sandra Bradbury Phone: 727-369-0619 Email: [email protected] Councilman Keith V. Sabiel Phone: 727-369-0619 Email: [email protected] Registered Agent Nick Colonna, CRA Manager Phone: 727-369-5631 Email Nick Colonna at [email protected] Code of Ethics The Community Redevelopment Agency adheres to generally applicable ethics provisions established within the State of Florida. State of Florida Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees

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Volunteer Board Application Info

Application Process Please complete the Volunteer Board Application (PDF) or Teen Volunteer Board Application (PDF) and submit to the City Clerk's Office via: Email: [email protected] In person:5141 78th Avenue NPinellas Park, FL 33781 If you are applying for the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please also fill out the addendum (PDF) Opens in New Window . For information on the applications, please call 727-369-0619. Board Schedule as a Guideline If you are interested in attending a Board, Commission or City Council Meeting please visit the respective board page to find the regular meeting schedule. All meetings are subject to change so please contact the appropriate department to verify meeting dates times and locations. Forms Volunteer Board Application (PDF) Teen Volunteer Board Application (PDF) Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Addendum (PDF)

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Planning & Zoning Commission

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"Planning & Zoning Commission Regular Meetings 6 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission meets the 1st Thursday of every month. Meetings will be held at: City Hall, Council Chambers 5141 78th Ave N Pinellas Park, FL, 33781 Overview This is an appointed advisory board which reviews all requests for amendments to the Land Use Plan Map, amendments to the Zoning Code and Official Zoning Map, conditional uses, variances related to conditional use requests, change of nonconforming uses, vacations and other matters as may be specifically requested by the City Council to be studied by the Commission. This board also serves as the City’s Local Planning Agency that hears matters related to the administration of the City's Comprehensive Plan. Members The Planning and Zoning Commission Board consists of seven (7) regular members who serve for a three (3) year term. All members must be residents of the city and are appointed by City Council."

Library Board

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"Library Board Odd-Numbered Month Meetings 6:30 p.m. 1st Thursday of every odd-numbered month Barbara S Ponce Public Library 7770 52nd Street N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 Members This board consists of seven (7) regular members serving a three (3) year term and two (2) teen members who shall be students enrolled on a full-time basis in the ninth, tenth, eleventh or twelfth grades of a public or private high school located in Pinellas County or lawfully being home-schooled in Pinellas County and will serve a ONE (1) year term. All members must be residents of the city for at least one (1) year prior to appointment and all members are appointed by City Council. Contact For general information, contact David McMurrin, Library Director at 727-369-0590 or email [email protected]. Ordinances Code of Ordinances: Chapter 2. Administration, Article V. City Library Board Ordinance 130-03.24.60 Ordinance 228-05.28.64 Ordinance 295-10.13.66 Ordinance 681-08.08.74 Ordinance 2295-02.09.95 Ordinance 2579-03.25.99"

Patti Johnson Farm

6 days ago

"The City's agritourism center, named after late Councilwoman Patti Johnson, is still very much at the start of its journey. Our Focus The farm's primary focus is on educating school-aged children about where our food comes from and what's involved with basic operations of a farm. Our garden areas are in their infancy, and we hope that in a few years, a lush mix of colorful and fruitful plants, butterflies, and birds will be making the farm their home alongside the small number of traditional farm animals on site. Programming Programming on the farm will include: Introductory gardening classes Introductory workshops on raising backyard poultry Starting a compost or worm bin Preserving the bounty after a big harvest As we grow, we anticipate a peppering of animal shows, seasonal celebrations and just-for-fun events. Those who visit will notice that we'll always be a work in progress - some structures may come and go, some areas of the grounds may be dug up, some plants may move around. And yes, even the animals may change occasionally as nature runs its course. We hope that the farm will be an asset to our students as well as to the larger community as a place to discover, learn, and grow. Peking Ducks Wade dirty hands Miniature Donkey Nigerian Dwarf Goat Sisters Spirit Silkie Rooster 1 four white ducks of Peking variety 2 black cow resting on ground 3 photo of child's dirty palms with potted blueberries in background 4 miniature donkey 5 photo of two small goats side-by-side, one tan and black, the other tan, white and black 6 profile of brown mini-horse 7 Gray rooster, silkie variety"

Library Programs

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"Programs & Events Calendar Browse our calendar of events, then register at the button above. For full details on program services, visit the Youth program pages or Adult program page. Mon, Sep. 14 Teen Take-Home Kit - Jellyfish Suncatcher Craft Mon, Sep. 14 Read, Create, Explore! - Flip Book Tue, Sep. 15 Read! Sing! Play! Toddlertime - A Circus of Color- ages 12mo to 23mo Tue, Sep. 15 Exploring Electronic Sound - Exploring Electronic Sound Tue, Sep. 15 Community Crafting: Eco Art - Community Crafting: Eco Art Wed, Sep. 16 Read! Sing! Play! Toddlertime - A Circus of Color-ages 24mo to 35mo View All Events"

TeenWorkX

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"TeenWorkX What we do We are known for helping the City of Pinellas Park. We are on the case whether it be cleaning up parks (sometimes even with kayaks!), maintaining various gardens, food drives, assisting at fun city events like City BBQ and Country in the Park, or helping local elementary schools. We also hold fundraisers to raise money for our organization, with some of that money going to Holiday gifts for teens in need. There are plenty of opportunities to be involved year-round and we love meeting new friends. Mission Statement We strive to improve and beautify our community by supporting organizations, hosting projects, and creating family fun activities and opportunities for all to enjoy. We want to inspire lifelong memories within the community through our TeenWorkX Volunteer group. Our plea is to motivate the youth around us through our hard work and commitment to fight for a better tomorrow. Awards TeenWorkx: Winner of the 2023 FLC Municipal Youth Council Video Competition About Us: We are a proud group of teens in grades 6-12 that love working together. Our nonprofit organization (now classified as a 501(c) started in 2019 and holds monthly meetings open to everyone at The Hub (7780 60th St N.). TeenWorkX volunteers are a part of a hardworking and successful team, and we hope to grow and better our community with your help! Board Duties: (Board members work with our current city liaison, Felix Fred, and are responsible for leading the group. Positions are reelected every August) President Run meetings, engage everyone, handle social media accounts, and schedule meetings/events. Vice President Help run meetings, help with social media accounts, ensure communication. Secretary Take notes at each meeting, create agendas and flyers. Treasurer Select items needed for our fundraisers, budget our end of the year trips. Historian Take pictures of events. Resources for Teen Volunteers Police Cadets Fire Cadets Teen Advisory Board (T.A.B.) and volunteering at the library Contact Us Jordan Green (Recreation Program Manager, The Hub) Email - [email protected] - 727-369-5758"

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